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HTML5 and CSS3: Develop with Tommorow's Standards Today (Unboxing & Review)

Originally posted on Tumblr on April 28, 2011

I’ve just come back home from easter holidays and i found in my mailbox a book that i had purchased 2 weeks ago from amazon. Which Book?

HTML5 & CSS3 : Develop with Tomorrow’s Standards Today

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With a first look the book is totally designer non-friendly! It’s a classic Pragmatic Programmers book, with black & white content and full of text pages. The content is a lot and i think that nobody read it all, but it’s a great book for reference as I mentioned in my Amazon review!

When you have stuck, you can navigate fast and easy through the chapters and find the solution to your problem. I especially like the fact that the book’s title is totally TRUE, in every single example they give you a fallback code how to implement the example now days with current standards and technology.

I bought this book with an amazon gift card and i don’t know if i want to pay to buy it, but it’s a good choice if you have $20 in your piggy money box.

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# HTML5 and CSS3: Develop with Tommorow's Standards Today (Unboxing & Review)

By Andrew Kordampalos · Originally posted on Tumblr on April 28, 2011: <https://blog.andrewckor.com/post/5014226893>

I’ve just come back home from easter holidays and i found in my mailbox a book that i had purchased 2 weeks ago from amazon. Which Book?

**HTML5 & CSS3 : Develop with Tomorrow’s Standards Today**

[

![](/writing/html5-and-css3-develop-with-tommorow-s-standards/1.webp)

](/uploads/html5_css3_book.jpg)

**With a first look the book is totally designer non-friendly!** 
It’s a classic Pragmatic Programmers book, with black & white content and full of text pages. The content is a lot and i think that nobody read it all, but it’s a great book for reference as I mentioned in my Amazon review!

When you have stuck, you can navigate fast and easy through the chapters and find the solution to your problem. I especially like the fact that the book’s title is totally TRUE, in every single example they give you a fallback code how to implement the example now days with current standards and technology.

I bought this book with an amazon gift card and i don’t know if i want to pay to buy it, but it’s a good choice if you have $20 in your piggy money box.